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The earliest date historians found evidence of humans in Australia.
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clear evidence exists of humans living in Australia known today as the Aboriginal people.
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Evidence exists that humans lived in an area well known to people today as Victoria.
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tools and other artifacts found near Warrnambool indicate indicate indigenous presence in the area over time
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rock art found in Narwala in the Northern Territory.
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Most Aboriginals would live near the eastern side of Australia and in Tasmania because an ice age could make larger areas of the country to cold to be inhabited.
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Ice Caps begin to melt and Sea levels begin to rise.
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Tasmania is cut cut off from main land due to rising Sea levels.
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The flooding of Port Philip Bay, originally the Kulin Nation land.
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The area in between Northern Australia and New Guinea is flooded, creating the Torres Strait Islands.
